Wholesale Himalayan Salt Licks & Bulk Animal Salt
Case, Pallet and Private-Label Inquiries
Global Foods USA supplies Himalayan Pearl salt licks, livestock salt blocks and bulk Himalayan rock salt to feed stores, tack shops, farm-supply retailers and distributors. Compare packaged licks with granules, mesh and boulders, then request a quote for your quantity and delivery ZIP code.
Choose a Wholesale Salt Format
- 6.6 lb salt licks on rope, four per pack — 26.4 lb of salt per pack.
- 2.2 lb salt licks on rope, six per pack — 13.2 lb of salt per pack.
- 7.7 lb Himalayan salt blocks, four per pack — 30.8 lb of salt per pack.
- Bulk Himalayan salt granules in 50 lb bags.
- Himalayan salt mesh in 50 lb bags.
- Himalayan salt boulders in wooden-crate quantities.
Request Case or Pallet Pricing
Include the product, individual weight, pieces per pack, number of cases or pallets, destination ZIP code and required delivery date. We confirm current inventory, pallet contents, freight and payment terms in the quotation. Product weight excludes packaging; confirm shipping weight separately.
Private-Label Himalayan Salt Licks
Tell us your preferred block weight, rope arrangement, label artwork, packaging and sales channel. Minimum order quantities, production schedules and packaging options depend on the specification and must be confirmed before ordering.
Questions from Trade Buyers
Can feed stores order smaller packs first?
Compare the linked pack listings for current prices and availability. Ask about larger case or pallet quantities when planning resale stock.
Is US stock the same as US origin?
No. Himalayan rock salt originates in Pakistan; US stock describes where inventory is held. Confirm availability for your chosen product.
What documents should I request?
Specify any labeling, origin, composition or batch-testing documentation required by your purchasing program so availability can be confirmed for the actual product.
Email info@globalfoodsusa.com or call +1 864-659-0017. Use the application below to introduce your business. For format comparisons, see our salt lick, block and loose salt guide.
